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Friday 28 February 2020

Every Wednesday: Dinner under the stars

ORANJESTAD - The only other your family or friend with taking choices for the main course and
living species you will encoun- her or him on a boat trip instead a lovely dessert. Space is lim-
ter during your Dinner under of driving your car to a restau- ited as we have only 50 seats”,
the Stars at the Private Island of rant on the main island. Falling says Tineke Lenters, Manager of
Renaissance are the island staff from one amazement into the the Renaissance Private Island.
and a bunch of beautiful fla- other when arriving at the Re- “While the island is normally only
mingos. Outside of that you will naissance Private Island’s boat reserved for Renaissance Resort
enjoy pure tropical delight and deck with romantic lightning guests, visitors and locals can
tranquility, just one private island and attending staff. Walking her also take this experience when
away from Aruba. A 10-minute or him to the beautiful beach will booking a dinner or –for a day
boat trip will take you to a place light up the spirits and the night spend- a massage.” If doing
outside of the buzz. A breathe in, has just begun….. so, you can actually enjoy the
breathe out location where you island’s assets to the fullest. The
are pampered with white sands, Go & Find Out beach, the beach tennis court,
comfy sun beds, pink flamingos, “Every Wednesday we offer the (air-conditioned) fitness, pri-
tropical flora, smiling waiters the Private Island Dinner with vate cabanas, beverages and
and delicious culinary treats. two menu’s that rotate. Start- foods. It’s all there. And even
ing off with an amuse-bouche, more, just go and find out. It will
Imagine to surprise your love, followed by an appetizer, two for sure be an experience.q

Saying bye bye to Winnie

and Skip for now

PALM BEACH — Our columnist Steve Francees takes
amazing pictures to enchant you bi-weekly on Mondays
with the colors and impressions of his art: photography.
Now Steve made some close friends with Winnie and Skip
and asked Aruba Today to send them his special mes-
sage before they return to the United States where their
home is.

“This amazing couple have been coming to Aruba for
the last 33 years and is loved by many here in Aruba. Ev-
ery time they come back to the island they are getting
younger and probably you don’t know but they are cel-
ebrating 33 years of marriage this year and sure we will
have a big party. We will miss you two for the hugs and
kisses but looking forward to see you two back in July,

Steve”